LOCALITY (UK)

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LOCALITY (UK)

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Supplier

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Large

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33 Corsham Street LONDON N1 6DR GB

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Published 4 months ago

Register of Support Services Framework Agreement

The National Memorial Heritage Fund (the Fund) is seeking to appoint suitably skilled and experienced consultants for our Register of Support Services Framework Agreement (RoSS). The Framework has 4 Lots as detailed below: Lot 1 - Heritage & Culture Construction Project Management Consultant Lot 2 - Business Development and Management Consultant Lot 3 - Public Engagement with Heritage Consultant Lot 4 - Natural Environment Consultant The Fund provides grant funding to large, well-resourced and experienced organisations and other public bodies together with small voluntary/community groups will little or no experience of undertaking heritage projects.  This Framework is to be used by the Fund to commission consultants who can provide expert advice and support the assessment, mentoring and monitoring of projects. This Framework will also be open to the Arts Council England (ACE) for them to use if required.

£4,900,000 Bids close: 7 months ago
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Published 4 months ago

Register of Support Services Framework Agreement

The National Memorial Heritage Fund (the Fund) is seeking to appoint suitably skilled and experienced consultants for our Register of Support Services Framework Agreement (RoSS). The Framework has 4 Lots as detailed below: Lot 1 – Heritage & Culture Construction Project Management Consultant Lot 2 – Business Development and Management Consultant Lot 3 - Public Engagement with Heritage Consultant Lot 4 – Natural Environment Consultant The Fund provides grant funding to large, well-resourced and experienced organisations and other public bodies together with small voluntary/community groups will little or no experience of undertaking heritage projects.  This Framework is to be used by the Fund to commission consultants who can provide expert advice and support the assessment, mentoring and monitoring of projects. This Framework will also be open to the Arts Council England (ACE) for them to use if required.

£9
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Published 6 months ago

Community Ownership Fund Delivery Partner CONTRACT VARIATION

This contract has already been awarded and is published for transparency purposes. The contract is for a Delivery Partner to provide a suite of initial support, in-depth development support, and ongoing delivery support to community organisations seeking or in receipt of funding from the Community Ownership Fund. This variation is for a 6 month extension to the existing contract.

£4,994,250
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Published 7 months ago

Supporting Communities through Community Asset Transfer

Quotations are invited by the Council of the Borough of Kirklees (the "Council") from Suppliers with relevant experience and ability to demonstrate sufficient capacity for Supporting Communities through Community Asset Transfer in Kirklees (the "Services"). Community Asset Transfer (CAT) is the transfer of ownership and management of public land and buildings from the Council to a community organisation. Assets are transferred at less than market value for local social, economic or environmental benefits. The primary purpose of CATs in Kirklees is to invest in communities, and we will go the extra mile to help communities achieve their aspirations. This means: • transfers are a way to empower communities. • we will find ways to promote asset transfers in our place-based community engagement work as an option for communities to achieve their aspirations; and • we will build and maintain a relationship with groups before, during, and after transfer to ensure that the asset continues to be available for the community To help the Council achieve this we require a third-party Supplier to help support voluntary and community sector groups access information and help them through the CAT process This contract is anticipated to commence on 1st February 2024 and will expire on 31st January 2026 with the provision to extend for two (2) further twelve (12) month periods.

£144,743 Bids close: 9 months ago

LOCALITY (UK)

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Contracts awarded to LOCALITY (UK)

Register of Support Services Framework Agreement

Register of Support Services Framework Agreement

Community Ownership Fund Delivery Partner CONTRACT VARIATION

Supporting Communities through Community Asset Transfer

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